Making recovery visible.
Meet the sleeve“Objective, continuous measurement is what ACL rehabilitation has been missing.”
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Why it matters
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Up to half of patients do not stick to their home rehabilitation program — the part of recovery no clinician can see.
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Nearly a third of athletes suffer a second ACL injury after returning to sport, often cleared without objective data.
Range of motion
118°
of 130° target
Muscle activation
75%
vs 68% last week
Limb symmetry
84%
left vs right
Statistics from published research, presented as the rationale for the product. Sanaré is an investigational device, currently in development.
One platform
Bridging the gap between the clinic and the field.
One wearable, two surfaces — a patient app that keeps recovery on track between visits, and a clinician-grade dashboard that turns continuous data into confident return-to-sport conversations.
Keeping patients engaged at home.
- Daily readiness and progress at a glance
- Guided sessions with live form feedback
- Pain and symptom logging in seconds
Giving clinicians objective measurement.
- Caseload view with early risk flags
- Trends across ROM, activation, symmetry
- Return-to-sport criteria, documented
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Move recovery forward.
Talk with our team about pilots, research collaborations, and clinic partnerships.